# Bolton Property Market Summary
Bolton's property market demonstrates remarkable affordability, with an average price of £134,579 across nearly 75,000 properties—significantly below the national average. This Greater Manchester town offers accessible homeownership opportunities whilst maintaining strong connectivity to regional employment centres. The market has shown notable volatility in recent years, with average prices fluctuating between approximately £204,000 and £302,000 since 2017, though the overall trend through 2023 suggested strengthening values, particularly the peak of £302,128 recorded that year.
Recent data reveals considerable market fluctuation, with 2024 seeing a sharp correction to £228,124 despite recording the highest transaction volume (4,336 sales) in the period examined. This increased activity at lower price points suggests a rebalancing market with strong underlying demand. Bolton's appeal lies in its combination of Victorian and Edwardian housing stock, modern developments, and proximity to both Manchester city centre and the West Pennine Moors, making it particularly attractive to first-time buyers and families seeking value. The town's ongoing regeneration initiatives and transport links continue to underpin its position as an affordable alternative within Greater Manchester's competitive property landscape.
The average house price in Bolton, Greater Manchester is £134,579. Prices range from £100 to £42,523,287.
There are 74,876 properties in Bolton with 95,566 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bolton is £93,000, compared to an average of £134,579.
Bolton has 29,962 terraced properties, 23,399 semi-detached properties, 14,386 detached properties, 5,168 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Bolton have risen by 326.4% from £47,652 in 1995 to £203,167 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Bolton by number of properties include Blackburn Road, Chorley New Road, Chorley Old Road, Tonge Moor Road, St Helens Road.
Bolton is located in Greater Manchester, in the Bolton district.